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Maxwell Nicholson-Lailey

Max initially trained as a dancer at Rambert School in West London, choreographing pieces performed at Sadlers Wells and the Royal Opera House. He then successfully gained a Masters Degree in Costume Design from London College of Fashion. He then went on to be shortlisted as one of the twelve finalists for the 2017 Linbury Prize for Stage Design and was a recipient of the Royal Opera House bursary 2018. Most recently he has been nominated for 2019 Stage Debut Awards Best Designer for his work on Huddleat the Unicorn Theatre. His work spans through contemporary dance, opera, theatre and performance art.

His design credits include: Cabildo (Arcola Theatre, Grimeborn 2019) There Won’t Be Glitter (The Place), Huddle(Unicorn Theatre), Lot’s of Varied Expectations (The Rosemary Branch Theatre)

Associate and Assistant work: Assistant Costume Designer Spice World UK Tour (Spice Girls, 2019), assistant costume designerCurtains (UK Tour, 2019), design assistant La Cenerentola (Irish Opera, 2019), design assistant Amelie(Watermill Theatre, 2019).

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New Perspectives is an East Midlands' based touring theatre company, specialising in bringing new work to rural and community audiences. Through an annual programme of original adaptations, rare revivals and new writing, we aim to bring live theatre that is diverse, affordable and accessible into the heart of wide-ranging communities, as well as to regional, national and international venues.  
Our productions are testament to the fact that rural theatre is as relevant, challenging and vital as theatre made for any other environment. Our participatory projects, career defining training and mentoring opportunities for emerging regional talent and rural touring scheme Northants Touring Arts makes tangible difference to people where they live.

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HOUSE MOTHER NORMAL by BS Johnson
A digital installation directed by Tim Crouch

THE BOSS OF IT ALL
Available on Soho Theatre On Demand NOW

DARE TO LOOK DOWN!
A thrilling ride through history on six postcards

Macbeth retold - online here now!

PLACE PRINTS
A 10-part audio series by visionary writer David Rudkin

THE SPIRIT trilogy online
See this radical trilogy is online here 
 

NEWS

Our award-winning production of The Fishermen is available to hear until 4 May, uniting actors Valentine Olukoga, Michael Ajao and David Alade for an exclusive BBC Radio 3 broadcast Listen here
 
TIM CROUCH DIRECTS HOUSE MOTHER NORMAL
A digital installation marking the 50th anniversary of BS Johnson's novel to premiere at this year's care themed Brighton Festival, curated by Lemn Sissay Find out more

SHORT FILM TO PUT A SPRING IN YOUR STEP
Captioned short film brings vintage story to life for all the family. Download fun activities in our guide to being less miserable here

An open call for East Midland's based people with a story to tell who want creative collaboration to tell it Find out more

Announcing the release of our epic audio series. Starring Toby Jones, Josie Lawrence,  Michael Pennington Steven Rea,  Juliet Stevenson, among many others, PlacePrints, by the maverick writer David Rudkin, tells the haunted stories of ten locations across the UK Find out more
 
Industry-wide we are facing a devastating impact from Coronavirus. If you have enjoyed our work and value our commitment to engaging with audiences and artists with limited access to live theatre please consider a donation to support our work over this challenging period. DONATE NOW